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Racial, economic & social injustice must be addressed with systemic change.
Of course, such lives are proof of grave social injustice.
We're not unified against Trump, we're unified against social injustice.
From the beginning, he addressed social injustice in his art.
I mourn over the social injustice and the criminal injustice.
Racism and its social injustice holds back this great nation's potential.
His message is solely focused on social injustice for historically disenfranchised people.
Proud to take a knee, and to stand tall against social injustice.
But can you use comedy to process information in and around social injustice?
Sabally also uses social media to highlight instances of racism and social injustice.
How did Lemmy, the ultimate rock-n-roll outlaw, write about social injustice?
Its text speaks of alienation and bristles with frustration at war and social injustice.
Our local issues echo those globally, stemming from the same roots of social injustice.
Barber sees that, in so many ways, ending poverty solves most related social injustice.
But what might redemption mean to a contemporary American composer sensitized to social injustice?
Social injustice crises have long led marginalized Americans to ask the government for help.
"There's a real problem in this country with social injustice and racism," she said.
Students choose from several different young-adult titles incorporating the common theme, social injustice.
Marshall abstained from standing to protest the social injustice against African-Americans and other minorities.
My grandfather spent his career as a broadcast journalist tackling racial discrimination and social injustice.
At its core Rai music was counter-cultural, tackling issues like social injustice and colonialism.
I never said I didn't believe in social injustice and things that were going on.
The following week and during regular season, Kaepernick began kneeling as protest against social injustice.
They suffer from not only poverty, but also various forms of social injustice and discrimination.
"We forget that Colin's whole thing was to bring attention to social injustice," Carter said.
"Proud to take a knee, and to stand tall against social injustice," the caption reads.
Its lyrics are a litany of political ills and social injustice Thailand is afflicted with.
Comedy has long been a tool to call out social injustice, particularly racism and sexism.
And dissent against social injustice is not a crime or a justification for being investigated.
I wanted people to see that there is social injustice, racial inequality and police brutality.
Van Yahres has created a number of artworks revolving around political advocacy or social injustice.
In his short tenure, he has supported efforts by his players to combat social injustice.
Some supporters defend it as a peaceful way to object to racial and social injustice.
Frustration over social injustice in South Korea spilled over in 2016 largely because of corruption.
Unlike other true-crime stories, there's no powerful grief narrative or social injustice at play.
Using educational remedies to help address social injustice is not unique to the United States.
This is not to say that Tories have never been interested in fighting social injustice.
Abroad Understanding touches upon racism, homophobia, social injustice and everything else that concerns the modern world.
Also, what of the league's promise to donate millions of dollars to groups battling social injustice?
Asking, typically, for great personal sacrifice, these utopias call for the abolition of all social injustice.
In See You Yesterday, the idea becomes a broad metaphor for the rigged systems of social injustice.
Both phrases are used as rallying cries by activists who advocate against police brutality and social injustice.
Didn't mom sit down and demonstrate peaceably in order to stand up to social injustice, I argued?
Thomas is among the players who took a knee during the 2017 season to protest social injustice.
Kerr and Popovich have both been vocal critics of Trump and outspoken on issues like social injustice.
The move — typically done to protest police misconduct and social injustice — has been repeatedly slammed by Trump.
"She wanted to be a police officer to help fight against social injustice, including racism," they said.
He famously kneeled during the national anthem to protest social injustice and has not played since 2016.
He's also had a history of choosing films that speak to social injustice, including 2015's Spotlight.
On the show, we're touching on a lot of political and social issues — social injustice and police brutality.
Together with other artists and activists he launched PAWA254 in 2010, a youth movement railing against social injustice.
What our nation can't afford is past-its-sell-date macroeconomic orthodoxy masquerading as wisdom, inflicting social injustice.
Presumably, users sharing these videos believe that they're contributing to a cause and helping to rectify social injustice.
It began as a potent, visual statement of solidarity with Colin Kaepernick and NFL players protesting social injustice.
The prophetic is any discussion, particularly from the pulpit, that invokes politics or larger systems of social injustice.
Like the49ers quarterback, he commented on social injustice and police brutality through his decision to sit out the anthem.
Pope Francis has instead blamed social injustice and worship of money as being among the leading causes of terrorism.
"I'm a huge activist against social injustice and was shocked and glad my tweet had such a huge response!"
Most people define "woke" as being alert to social injustice, especially racism, and expressing a commitment to stopping it.
"I think when you do work that tackles social injustice… you don't want it to be relevant," he said.
Instead of doing nothing in the face of social injustice, Colin Kaepernick took a stand (by taking a knee).
Trump has been fiercely critical of NFL players who have continued to protest social injustice during the national anthem.
She is an advocate for numerous LGBTQ organizations and often uses her platform to speak out against social injustice.
THE typical Cannes Festival film is either an extravagant exercise in surrealism or an angry indictment of social injustice.
The pace of change was too slow, and Obama's temperament too unflappable in the face of widespread social injustice.
He has found they tend to feel angry and disenfranchised, while also believing they are victims of social injustice.
Jenkins rose his fist in protest of social injustice during the national anthem prior to several games this season.
Cardinal Sfeir was an outspoken critic of what he saw as political and social injustice in the Middle East.
"It was a time when very few athletes were speaking out against social injustice, but Russell did," Pomerantz said.
Singing frequently in his native Luganda, the songs contained strong messages, often railing against social injustice in the country.
Because the risk we are facing is that the social injustice, the social unrest, is addressed against foreign countries.
It was the kind of civil unrest that would come to be associated with social injustice and the Vietnam War.
Queens Museum Mel Chin is known for making art that highlights social injustice, from colonization to racial and economic discrimination.
Love, for Curry, provides hope in the face of social injustice, even as it provides a blueprint for overturning it.
Mr. Xu, a 46-year-old former university lecturer, has long railed against government corruption and social injustice in China.
In 2016, then-49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick said he kneeled during the national anthem to protest police brutality and social injustice.
Income inequality, social injustice, technology—all these things find their way onto our roadways; we just have to look for them.
"Lede says you aren't quiet about social injustice and get lots of vitriol back, but it doesn't stop you," wrote another.
William Barber's revival of Martin Luther King Jr's Poor People's Campaign: a Christian movement to end social injustice and wealth inequality.
The hysterical reaction to Peter Thiel reflects the belief that the commercialization of medical science is a source of social injustice.
Only a few players reportedly took action to protest police brutality and social injustice in the United States on opening weekend.
What happened: By 2017, Colin Kaepernick's protest of social injustice by kneeling during the national anthem was well-known and covered.
The quarterback knelt for the National Anthem to protest racial and social injustice, and she thought what he did took guts.
And so those are the things that Colin Kaepernick and everyone that's fighting this, this social injustice, are trying to fix.
Players have knelt in public while the song is being played to protest social injustice, including police treatment of African Americans.
His itinerary was a tour of political failure and social injustice: slums, the heartland of exploited indigenous communities and a divided border.
Suddenly, the issues he once strained to fit in his narrative — from social injustice to foreign policy — are on his home turf.
Each week of last season, numerous players took a knee or remained off the field during the song to protest social injustice.
What began as a gesture to protest police brutality and social injustice had careened into a national debate on everything but that.
Soon after, the N.F.L. and a coalition of players announced a plan to donate millions of dollars to groups addressing social injustice.
Germany, the world's fourth-largest economy and Europe's richest country, is a prosperous place — but one rived by inequality and social injustice.
We must all, individually and collectively, confront our racism as a first step in overcoming the social injustice and inequality in America.
She became a lightning rod for anger over social injustice for revelations that she got preferential treatment because of her mother's ties.
Alfredo Jaar is a Chilean-born conceptual artist whose wide-ranging work tackles issues related to social injustice, inequality and sociopolitical division.
On the left, "moral clarity" can mean taking an unyielding stand against economic inequality or social injustice, climate change or gun violence.
Reid was the first player to kneel alongside then-teammate Colin Kaepernick during the national anthem last season in protest of social injustice.
Abortion's constitutional merits continue to diminish, and the societal detriments of the death penalty have grown as apparent as any social injustice can.
Hollywood is a generator of sexist and racist standards of beauty, and those standards emanate, cumulatively, into many forms of broader social injustice.
Some said they didn't want him because of his history of kneeling during the national anthem to protest social injustice and police brutality.
Colin Kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem early in the 2628 season to raise awareness of social injustice and police brutality.
In the face of the complexity and scale of social injustice worldwide, Jaar advocates for the political power of culture and straightforward communication.
Per the description of the series from TNT, "class warfare, social injustice and the politics of survival" are all explored in the adaptation.
Although written nearly a century ago, "The Grapes of Wrath" documents a social injustice that mirrors the plight of immigrants in contemporary America.
Only it's not immediately so easy to see the damage created by disposable clothes: the environmental catastrophes, the corporate recklessness, the social injustice.
Safety Eric Reid took a knee during the national anthem in his first game with the Carolina Panthers, continuing his stand against social injustice.
And it may seem absurd that these questions are related to social injustice and an imbalance of power, but guess what, they really are.
The protest was first started in 2016 by former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick to draw attention to social injustice and police brutality.
In the OASIS, users can be and do almost anything — which the book's hero, Wade Watts, claims is the antidote to all social injustice.
Americans are often quick to boycott companies and commercial sponsors to address a social injustice or to create positive change, often with astounding success.
NFL free agent Kaepernick was the first to kneel during "The Star-Spangled Banner" before football games to protest social injustice and racial inequality.
They then should look at ways to contribute to foundations and organizations who work to end social injustice in America and across the globe.
An American who medaled in fencing at the Pan American Games took a knee during the national anthem to protest racial and social injustice.
Williams said in her post-match interview that athletes should be given the freedom of choice to exercise their right to protest social injustice.
The country's stocks have tumbled about 219.4385% since mid-October when the anti-government protests over inequality and social injustice have swept the nation.
Kaepernick has remained un-signed since the 2016 season, when he began kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality and social injustice.
However, if communities are ravaged by unresolved state-sponsored trauma, they will continue to remain powerless victims in a complex web of social injustice.
"As athletes we should take advantage of our platform and speak on social injustice that's going on," senior cornerback Arrion Springs told the Oregonian.
Moreover, Colin Kaepernick refuses to stand during the national anthem to protest social injustice—and no one's going to let you forget that either.
"Disrespecting our national anthem and flag in the name of social injustice is the highest form of hypocrisy," Mr. Havard said in a statement.
He added that the league cared about the issues the players are trying to highlight, including social injustice and police brutality toward African-Americans.
It's suffused with bad-faith efforts to nationalize isolated examples of college kids behaving badly in order to discredit serious critiques of social injustice.
One of Goya's main themes was social injustice, with satirical scenes of aristocratic decadence contrasting with drawings of famine and hardship in the countryside.
The younger sister, who counts Radiohead and Queen among her favorite bands, said she hoped to inspire young people to stand against social injustice.
He told the news outlet he was sending a message that you can love this country and be against social injustice — at the same time.
It only strengthened her resolve to eliminate social injustice—and now she's set up her own activist organization, Equality for HER, to help her cause.
PiS, too, blends religious and nationalist symbolism with a focus on social injustice; a new monthly child benefit crowns the government's list of election promises.
The theme of the event is Kendrick Lamar's song "Alright," which touches on subjects of social injustice, police brutality and the resiliency of marginalized communities.
October is here, the trees are turning red, and the British Government is knee-sliding its way into Victorian levels of deprivation and social injustice.
Beyond the appearance of unity, though, is a far different reality: The owners have done little to support players who protest to fight social injustice.
In Brazil four years ago, huge strikes were timed to coincide with the World Cup to highlight social injustice and endemic corruption in the country.
But a new faith in higher corporate purpose as a means to address social injustice, climate change and inequality is sweeping the Western business world.
Sherri Williams is a professor and a journalist who specializes in writing about media representations, social injustice, health disparities, and race, gender and social media.
I became an outspoken social media persona on the patriarchy, on anti-LGBTQ jerks, on white supremacy, on Black Lives Matter, on poverty, and social injustice.
San Francisco Quarterback Colin Kaepernick helped push this conversation to the forefront, after taking a knee in protest of social injustice at the beginning of September.
The first NFL player to take a knee during the national anthem in protest of social injustice, Kaepernick remains unsigned after leaving the San Francisco 49ers.
"We are in a special moment, too, historically, with Trump as president and a sense of racial and social injustice at a heightened level," he said.
Even more urgent, they need to look outward, to recognize how social injustice is reflected in the way maternity care in America is organized and delivered.
Colin Kaepernick may forever be known as the quarterback who knelt for the national anthem before N.F.L. games in 2016 as a protest against social injustice.
There are killings, rapes and beatings, episodes of revenge and casual cruelty, and the subtle but no less brutal operations of poverty, corruption and social injustice.
Turns out, his stance against the movement, which was started by former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick to protest against social injustice, was pretty pricey for tax payers.
Hillary Clinton was clearly uncomfortable with this kind of language—she had trouble conveying her anger about social injustice and establishing a visceral connection with her listeners.
President Trump and his supporters pointed to players kneeling in protest over police brutality and social injustice during the National Anthem as the cause of the downturn.
It is rooted in a sense of social injustice that is intrinsically connected with the pattern of uneven urbanisation that began in the 1940s and continues today.
The basketball players LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony, and the tennis player Serena Williams are among stars who have used their considerable platform to address social injustice.
He knelt during the anthem last season to protest social injustice and police brutality, and since then he has been a pariah no team wants to sign.
Over the past two seasons, dozens of players across the league protested during the anthem to raise awareness of social injustice and police brutality against black people.
Liz Theoharis launched a renewal of Martin Luther King Jr's Poor People's Campaign, a religiously-infused series of protests against income inequality and social injustice in America.
When I read the script and novel, I really got a sense that this was a story of revolution, of social injustice, about people who felt disenfranchised.
When you have Jerry Jones—speaking of ghouls—taking a knee for what used to be a protest against social injustice, you know the movment has been coopted.
"In a world plagued with increasing inequality and social injustice, it is easy to give up—but there is still hope," reads a small tag on the roses.
However, many researchers are wary of linking climate change and conflict, saying it is hard to isolate warming from factors such as poverty, sectarian divides or social injustice.
Public art, then, capitalizes on the power of socially-aware works, reaching people in their everyday environments and confronting them with social injustice that is otherwise easily ignored.
The lies and deceit practiced during that volatile time in our country also brought to light social injustice and a system that had ignored it for too long.
Imagine them living together in communal housing so they could celebrate, network and support each other in the everyday challenges of working to alleviate poverty and social injustice.
If we merely criticized religious notions of salvation — without seeking to overcome the forms of social injustice to which religions respond — the critique would be empty and patronizing.
The former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who led a wave of sideline demonstrations against social injustice and police brutality against African-Americans, filed a similar grievance last season.
King wrote "Letter from a Birmingham Jail" to defend nonviolent protests against racism from white Americans who acknowledged social injustice but disagreed with the civil rights movement's tactics.
While centuries of social injustice could not weaken the black family, it took just five decades of the social policies of the War on Poverty to decimate it.
"Join forces in protest to social injustice/A generation full of courage, come forth with me," she declared over the up-tempo, industrial grind of the title track.
If we merely criticized religious notions of salvation—without seeking to overcome the forms of social injustice to which religions respond—the critique would be empty and patronizing.
Grayson was named "Wacoan of the Year" in 2010, but resigned from her position as superintendent shortly thereafter — not to retire, but to fight social injustice in other ways.
The moment was the climax of an awards ceremony that seemed intermittently interested in the idea of resisting social injustice on the whole and the Trump administration more specifically.
Staring down social injustice, economic insecurity and environmental instability, it has the opportunity to forge a more just and sustainable future, if it follows the leadership of Indigenous peoples.
In Kaepernick's absence, numerous other NFL players have continued to take a knee, raise a fist or remain off the field during the national anthem to protest social injustice.
In her first speech as Prime Minister, Theresa May spoke eloquently about the need for the country to unite, and her mission as a leader to end social injustice.
Jay-Z's Roc Nation and Philadelphia Eagles star Malcolm Jenkins are putting up big money to share the heart-wrenching stories of parents who've lost children to social injustice.
Along with my many brothers and sisters in struggle, we sought to bring an end to colonialism in Puerto Rico and to social injustice and inequality on the mainland.
"These projects are positive spins on the social injustice, monument discussion happening in our country," said Jeanne Cyriaque, a cultural heritage consultant for the Georgia Department of Economic Development.
He had not faced the team that choreographed elaborate touchdown celebrations and railed against social injustice and donned goofy dog masks to embrace their underdog status while mocking it.
As Koestler saw, this problem reached its pure form in Communism because its avowed aim was the noblest of all: the permanent abolition of social injustice throughout the world.
The attacks prompted some fans to walk out of stadiums because of the protests by players, who were trying to highlight social injustice and police brutality against African-Americans.
"Time and again, when our local and global communities collectively mourn a tragic death due to social injustice, we pay tribute, mobilize and proclaim: rest in power," Watson wrote.
What's interesting ... DeSean's set to debut the kicks against the 49ers -- the team Colin Kaepernick famously started his kneeling protests with to help raise awareness for social injustice in America.
It asks white allies to #ShowUp against racism and social injustice by speaking out, sharing and amplifying the voices of people of color on social media and in real life.
Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 2000ers quarterback who began kneeling on the sideline during the national anthem to bring attention to social injustice, has not played since the 2016 season.
In his zeal to combat mass incarceration and social injustice, Krasner has dismissed victims of crime and looked upon members of law enforcement and their families as ignorant and intolerant.
Kaepernick, who becomes a free agent, polarized opinion last season when he refused to stand for the U.S. national anthem, saying the protest was against social injustice and police brutality.
Months before the game, Mr. Trump criticized the football league for allowing some players to kneel during the national anthem to protest social injustice, including police brutality toward African-Americans.
Weeks after Mr. Trump attacked the league, several dozen owners, players and league executives met to discuss a plan to donate money to an array of groups fighting social injustice.
Pope Francis urged the world to let the light of Christmas pierce the "darkness in human hearts" that leads to religious persecution, social injustice, armed conflicts and fear of migrants.
Dikembe Mutombo says LeBron James shouldn't "shut up and dribble" -- he should continue to take a stand to defeat social injustice ... and he's not the only one, we all should.
In 2016, then-49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick began protesting police brutality, social injustice and racial inequality by kneeling during the national anthem and the demonstration spread to other players and teams.
A dark-skinned, full-bodied, sexually voracious femme fatale with an insatiable appetite for violence and destruction, Kali is a ripe symbol of female empowerment, and feminist rage at social injustice.
"The painting portrays a colorful landscape of symbolic characters representing social injustice, the tragic events in Ferguson, Missouri and the lingering elements of inequality in modern American society," his statement said.
"Wong concluded in a press release that "sexism is not merely a social injustice, but may also have a detrimental effect on the mental health of those who embrace such attitudes.
"Historical social injustice is being used as a platform by extremists to recruit and fan anger," said Zia Alonto-Adiong, a local politician in Lanao del Sur region, which includes Marawi.
The former San Francisco 85033ers quarterback was the first NFL player to take a knee during the national anthem to protest social injustice, and has remained unsigned for nearly two years.
The former San Francisco 49ers quarterback was the first NFL player to take a knee during the national anthem to protest social injustice, and has remained unsigned for nearly two years.
Trump has repeatedly railed against NFL players who take a knee during the national anthem as a means of protesting racial and social injustice in the U.S.  View the discussion thread.
"This family and their case was among the many that started building my passion for the issue of police brutality and social injustice," Young wrote on Facebook after receiving the plaque.
And since Indian politicians are beholden to their corporate donors, arguments about economic inequality, redistribution of wealth and unemployment are best couched in other terms, namely the language of social injustice.
Stills is not part of the Players Coalition, which worked with the league to develop a program that would funnel up to $90 million to groups trying to address social injustice.
In 2016, then-49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick began protesting police brutality, social injustice and racial inequality by kneeling during the national anthem, and the demonstration spread to other players and teams.
It was not full-fledged anger that she was experiencing but "transitional anger," an emotional state that embodies the thought: Something should be done about this, in response to social injustice.
The center has been involved in fighting social injustice for decades, and played a role in the civil rights movement, including hosting leaders such as Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks.
Meek Mill thinks the heart-wrenching stories of parents losing kids to police brutality and social injustice can create real change ... and he's hammering his point home with a powerful video.
As a grass-roots activist with the Occupy Denver protests and a long-shot Green Party candidate for a conservative-held seat in Colorado's Senate, he denounced social injustice and police brutality.
"Our players, just like so many others across our league, have been honest and thoughtful with their attempt to bring awareness to the issues of inequality and social injustice," the statement said.
The idea that through technology alone we can overcome death and sickness, social injustice and hunger, even spiritual disorder, proves all too attractive to people, especially those with no faith in God.
Kendall Jenner's Pepsi ad is about 15 years too late and it totally misses the point, according to Rosario Dawson, who once used cola to mock soda companies that exploited social injustice.
"Zaki was running a campaign against religious intolerance and social injustice on social media by peaceful protests," said Asad Iqbal Butt of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, an independent rights group.
The ex-San Francisco 49ers player was the first NFL player to take a knee during the national anthem in protest of social injustice — and he remains unsigned to a new team.
While Kaepernick is out of the league, the players he inspired continued to use their kneeling and sitting to protest social injustice across the country directed toward African-American males in particular.
While younger, more educated people may be angry at the "social injustice" of wealth inequality (witness Bernie Sanders's supporters), blue-collar workers rarely complain about senior management's pay, no matter how high.
Appealing, partly because it's so unembarrassed by its genre's done-to-death social-injustice themes, this undercooked blend of science fiction and family drama virtually dares you to turn up your nose.
But, too often, the action is strangely far away, and there is a deadening effect to the script's insistence on emphasizing social injustice even more than Dickens does in his original story.
The ex-San Francisco 49ers player was the first NFL player to take a knee during the national anthem in protest of social injustice — and he remains unsigned to a new team.
His public paintings of this period dealt with subjects of social injustice and Mesoamerican traditions in an effort to visualize Latin-American civic identity and promote awareness of the associated political movement.
But it is an appeal to Pakistan's downtrodden and a welcome recognition of the price of poverty and social injustice among several tens of millions of Pakistanis at the bottom of the pile.
These are the types of solutions that engage communities to find solutions that keep residents in their homes and neighborhoods, and yield solutions that don't split social injustice and environmentalism into separate issues.
However, a majority of the art focuses on the same stereotypes Latin American artists have been cornered into making work about for decades: colonization, border politics, labor, social injustice, racism, corruption, poverty, etc.
" She added that as a minority herself — the Bronx-born daughter, she said, of Puerto Rican parents — she "would never tolerate this; it's a social injustice to judge people based on their race.
The comment was an implicit swipe at Kaepernick, the current NFL free agent who gained notoriety last year for taking a knee during the national anthem to protest police misconduct and social injustice.
Colin Kaepernick is unemployed six weeks into the NFL season, and many believe it's because the league is blackballing him over his protests against social injustice, namely police violence against people of color.
Apart from artists like Lauryn Hill and Ms Dynamite, growing up NoLay was exposed to few women who rapped about their experiences, whether it be of social injustice, family, sexuality or mental health.
"So that has been on my mind, and I have also been watching what is going on," she said, referring to the N.F.L. players who have taken a knee to protest social injustice.
I was really happy when marriage equality passed because it just seemed like a social injustice that had been there for a long time, and it just didn't make a lot of sense.
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis urged the world to let the light of Christmas pierce the "darkness in human hearts" that leads to religious persecution, social injustice, armed conflicts and fear of migrants.
The kneeling protests against racism and social injustice he ignited at the beginning of the 2016 football season continued to resonate on and off the field even as he says very little himself.
"This has been about social injustice, social equality and that's what they're standing up for and, I don't care if you're my teammate or not, I'm always gonna stand up and believe for that."
Sumi Kailasapathy, a third-term council member, came to the idea after following the NFL protests, in which players have taken a knee during the National Anthem to protest social injustice throughout the nation.
Carter and Goodell were asked repeatedly about Kaepernick, who has gone unsigned since the end of the 2016 season after drawing national attention for kneeling during the national anthem in protest of social injustice.
In Dallas, Obama suggested that, rather than viewing each other as enemies, Black Lives Matter activists and police would do better to see each other as allies in the larger fight against social injustice.
International Widows Day is observed annually on June 85033 to intensify awareness regarding the social injustice and extreme poverty confronted by widows and their children and the plight of the millions of widows worldwide.
The anthem has become a flashpoint in the two seasons since the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick began kneeling to shine a light on police brutality and other forms of social injustice.
He is the quarterback who knelt for the national anthem before National Football League games last year as a protest against social injustice, especially the deaths of African-Americans at the hands of police.
The show's theme solicited submissions running along dramatic and political lines, touching on broad and flagrant issues of social injustice — in sharp contrast to last year's Wish List, which elicited fairly optimistic and personal presentations.
Development challenges - from rapid urbanization to climate change, disaster preparedness and social injustice - are closely linked to land and the way it is used, said Deininger, lead economist in the World Bank's Development Research Group.
He called athletes who refuse to stand for the flag "sons of b******," demanding that they be "fired," which outraged many players, leading some to take a knee in protest of Trump and social injustice.
Amidst metastasizing social injustice, economic stagnation and environmental catastrophe, Indigenous peoples are leading the way forward to a more just future for our lands, waters, economies and all the nations and peoples who share them.
MAHASWETA DEVI, a Bengali writer who died on July 28th, was one of independent India's most moving and important writers, admired as much for her fiction as for being a fearless chronicler of social injustice.
Prescott told reporters that the playing of the "Star-Spangled Banner" before games is not the right time to protest social injustice, but added that he has nothing against those who kneel during the anthem.
The country's currency plunged to more than 800 pesos per dollar, down more than 10 percent since mid-October, as weeks of rallies and strikes over inequality and social injustice began to take their toll.
Kaepernick, a former quarterback with the San Francisco 2628ers, became the first player to take a knee during the national anthem during the 28503 NFL season as part of an effort to protest social injustice.
The Corps may even have been intended to work that way when Lyndon Johnson made it a showcase program of the Great Society, by which poverty and social injustice would be eradicated from our land.
The move threatens to escalate a billowing dispute that has galvanized many players who believe the owners are penalizing Kaepernick, who began kneeling to raise awareness of social injustice, including police brutality against black Americans.
It's the first thing I thought of upon hearing about Nike's ad campaign with Colin Kaepernick, the quarterback who lost his N.F.L. career after kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial and social injustice.
The player who first abstained, the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, knelt through the song last season and said he was protesting social injustice, particularly violence committed against black Americans by the police.
Professor O'Reilly compared the move to the time Nike used Colin Kaepernick, the divisive quarterback who knelt during national anthems in protest of police brutality and social injustice, as the face of its marketing campaign.
It remains unclear, however, what kind of role Parker will play in promoting the film – its publicity campaign reportedly included plans for Parker to travel to churches and college campuses to address themes of social injustice.
While the act resonates with Newsome's flag removal, Clark stated to one participant, "this is a very different kind of action […] that's more about the subtlety of what we do every day" to combat social injustice.
"I think this whole kneeling, and all of that, was all about just raising awareness, and the fact that we're still talking about social injustice years later, I think we've gotten to that point," Prescott said.
Feelings of despair still comes in waves, but now more than ever I am MOTIVATED to fight against social injustice and to promote equality and kindness as best I know how, through my art and influence.
He spent months blistering the NFL for allowing players to kneel in protest of social injustice during the national anthem, at one point suggesting those demonstrating during "The Star-Spangled Banner" didn't belong in the country.
"All American" won't duck the admiration and fury spurred by Colin Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback, and his protestation of police brutality and social injustice by kneeling during the national anthem, Mr. Diggs surmised.
Chung Yoo-ra became a lightning rod for anger over social injustice after revelations that her mother, Choi Soon-sil, used her influence with Ms. Park to promote Ms. Chung's career and support her luxurious lifestyle.
I blame some of that on Colin Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback who last year began to protest social injustice and police brutality by sitting or taking a knee during the pregame national anthem.
Chile is experiencing its biggest political and economic crisis since its return to democracy in 1990 that began with protests against an increase in metro and bus fares and developed into broader calls against social injustice.
After more than two decades of socialism, the Chavista revolution has come full circle, undone by the very things that gave rise to it: social injustice, inequality, and a corrupt political elite that failed to deliver.
Safety Eric Reid will make his team debut in Sunday's game against the New York Giants and hasn't yet decided if he will take a knee during the national anthem to continue his protest against social injustice.
People now know that I understand and support the need for bringing awareness to social injustice and encourage using the anthem as a vehicle -- a reaction I expected that plays largely into why I made my decision.
The league and its players' union said they've reached a "standstill agreement" to give the two sides more time to talk about what should happen if players protest social injustice and police brutality during the National Anthem.
Chile's currency has tumbled about 3.3813% in nearly a month as the South American country reels from protests over inequality and social injustice that has wreaked billions of dollars of damage to public infrastructure and private businesses.
There is a mood across America, but especially on campus, that in order to show how aware of social injustice you are, you have to go around in a perpetual state of indignation, negativity and righteous rage.
She was scheduled to give a poetry reading at the Sorbonne in Paris but learned the day before that El Salvador's archbishop, Óscar Arnulfo Romero, a prominent voice against social injustice and government repression, had been assassinated.
The action was intended to show solidarity with N.F.L. players who have been protesting police treatment of blacks and social injustice in the United States by kneeling, sitting or locking arms through the national anthem before games.
Kaepernick -- the former San Francisco 21ers quarterback who garnered worldwide attention for kneeling during the US National Anthem in 24 in protest of police shootings of black males and social injustice in general -- returned to Flushing Meadows.
The fact that anti-abortion politicians have already made such headway in removing options for pregnant women should be of acute concern to the pro-abortion population, not least because of the broader social injustice it represents.
"Many years ago, I began to use the term 'intersectionality' to deal with the fact that many of our social justice problems like racism and sexism are often overlapping, creating multiple levels of social injustice," Crenshaw says.
In the roughly two years since Kaepernick first started kneeling, numerous other players have taken a knee, raised a fist or have stayed off the field during the playing of the national anthem in protest of social injustice.
The 49ers quarterback showed up to his first start of the season today wearing a Muhammad Ali shirt, symbolizing a solidarity with the late boxer who also used his prominent position as a platform to protest social injustice.
Following her role on black-ish, Freeform greenlit a spin-off series called grown-ish, which continues Yara's character's storyline with lessons about the complexities of young adulthood and social injustice through the lens of humor and levity.
Through prints, sculpture, video and items from Smith's archives, the exhibit entitled, With Drawn Arms, shows how Smith, a world-record holder before the Olympics, was outspoken on issues of social injustice well before he raised his fist.
I feel that all these athletes are not doing it because it's a "trend" or because they're being told to, I believe they are doing it because they are making a statement and standing up against social injustice.
The league is preparing for a new season beginning next week and is still grappling with how to defuse the smoldering debate over players who demonstrate during the national anthem to protest racism, police brutality and social injustice.
Mr. Boesman's new opera fits well into the theater's modern tradition, addressing issues of social injustice that are wrapped in an accessible, kaleidoscopic score and wedded to a story that seems designed to lure families with older children.
"The topic of social justice lost traction because the population more or less believes that they're doing pretty well economically and that we don't have a grave situation of social injustice in the country," said political consultant Welt.
I couldn't help thinking of the nearly one billion people who don't have clean water to drink, the countless number who go to bed hungry every night, the social injustice, conflicts, and poverty that remain pervasive across the planet.
If you're a young man, there's a good chance you've experienced socially-approved condescension, because, well, it's all patriarchy and social injustice and men are privileged (unless they are also part of an approved minority or sexual/gender orientation).
And since his election, President Donald Trump has fanned the flames of a culture war over former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick's practice of kneeling during the national anthem as a form of protest against police brutality and social injustice.
The most emotive date in the Shi'ite calendar, the death of Hussein at Kerbala is seen as providing an exemplar for how the sect should always stand up against tyranny and social injustice, offering up their lives if necessary.
One of the themes of the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards was to resist social injustice in general and the Trump administration in particular, but when Pink accepted the VMAs' Video Vanguard Award, she kept her resistance small and personal.
Throughout S-Town, Reed's affection for John and his community remains clear, even in moments when he seems completely flummoxed by Southern life and the detached apathy of the people around him toward social injustice, human dignity, and material possessions.
If a book is clearly about the disintegration of the economy or social injustice, then its business applications seem more limited, and—as we live in a world increasingly defined by business interests—won't generate as much interest from the publishers.
"With music by our side, to break the color lines, let's work together to improve our way of life, join voices in protest to social injustice, A generation full of courage, we are a part of the Rhythm Nation" #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay pic.twitter.
Booker offered measured support for then-San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick last year after he began sitting down or taking a knee during the national anthem in what he said was a protest against racism, police brutality and social injustice.
Four players have so far opted to kneel during the anthem in a protest against social injustice, a controversial gesture that started during the preseason and one that many consider to be a sign of disrespect to the American flag.
There's been some controversy surrounding this year's halftime performance due to former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick's ongoing dispute with the NFL over his decision to kneel during the National Anthem in a protest over social injustice and police brutality.
Trump has said that players who kneel or sit during the national anthem are disrespecting the flag and the military, though many players say it is their patriotic duty to bring attention to social injustice and other ills in society.
In a recent Financial Times op-ed, Mr. Moritz argued that Silicon Valley had become slow and spoiled by its success, and that "soul-sapping discussions" about politics and social injustice had distracted tech companies from the work of innovation.
Both women know how to run winning campaigns and are outspoken about the things I care about most: income inequality among classes and sexes, social injustice, criminal justice reform (I am a former prosecutor married to former state attorney general).
But Jenkins said the protests had succeeded in shining a light on social injustice and the need for action, and the N.F.L. had made a commitment to help, even if it meant working under a bright and sometimes harsh light.
Spanning nearly 40 years of work and sprawling through the Queens Museum, Times Square and the Broadway-Lafayette Street subway station, this survey offers a consistent and excellent display from this skillful maker of objects that often highlight social injustice.
The company has been criticized in some circles and animosity has inflamed toward Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback who was the first to knee during the national anthem two years ago to protest police brutality and social injustice.
Then, in an emotionally frank speech, Kennedy eulogized the civil rights leader, called for an end to violence and social injustice and addressed, for the first time in public, the assassination of his brother President John F. Kennedy five years earlier.
Reid's move mirrors that of the former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who led a wave of sideline protests against social injustice and police brutality against African-Americans and filed a grievance last season after being unable to land an N.F.L. job.
We see in Wojnarowicz's work—which we have been presenting at the Whitney for more than 30 years—an artist of profound humanity who fought for change and confronted homophobia, hypocrisy, and social injustice in his life and in his art.
But Tulip Fever, which was released last week, currently has an even-mother-couldn't-love-it Rotten Tomatoes score of 8 percent, with journalists greeting the film with the kind of scorn they tend to reserve for social injustice or white supremacist presidents.
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals a demographic shift that could sway U.S. Congressional elections, Syria and Russia blame Israel for a strike on an air base near Homs and the pope says fighting social injustice is as important as fighting abortion.
U.S. women's national team star Meghan Rapinoe has been one of the many professional athletes to take a knee during the national anthem to raise awareness of social injustice and inequality for African Americans, and in support of 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
"To me this massive social injustice ... is already tearing our nation apart," Bray, wearing a blue hat with a yellow band - the colors of the EU flag - as well as a large joint Union Jack and EU flag on his back, told Reuters.
After his objections to Nike's sneaker design, Kaepernick marked the holiday by sharing a July 4 video on Twitter that included images of slavery alongside more recent footage of police shootings to suggest that social injustice and racial oppression are still major problems.
There'll be no rule change Trump has taken aim at players who kneel during the anthem to protest racial and social injustice in the U.S. The president called on the NFL to fire those players last month at a rally in Alabama.
Mr. Kaepernick, who led the San Francisco 49ers to the Super Bowl in 2012, has remained unsigned since the end of the 2016 season, when he took a knee during the national anthem to raise awareness of racism, social injustice and police brutality.
Mr. Kaepernick, who led the San Francisco 49ers to the Superbowl in 2012, has remained unsigned since the end of the 2016 season, when he took a knee during the national anthem to raise awareness of racism, social injustice and police brutality.
He was sentenced to four years in prison in 2014 for "gathering a crowd to disturb public order," a charge that stemmed from his role organizing the New Citizens Movement, a grass-roots effort against corruption and social injustice in Chinese society.
Some players believe that Kaepernick, who had a better passer rating than roughly half the starting quarterbacks in the league in 2016, has been blackballed by teams for choosing to kneel during the national anthem to protest police violence and social injustice.
During the national anthem, Khan locked arms with tight end Marcedes Lewis and linebacker Telvin Smith, both of whom are black, on the sideline to show unity with his players, who are trying to highlight social injustice and police brutality against African-Americans.
SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chilean President Sebastian Pinera on Sunday vowed "no impunity" for security forces that used excessive force and violated the rights of protesters during weeks of violent riots over economic policies and social injustice that have left more than 20 dead.
Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback and activist Colin Kaepernick started a nationwide conversation and inspired unprecedented public activism among the NFL and other athletes when he protested police brutality and social injustice by taking a knee during the national anthem in 2016.
Colin Kaepernick and Marshawn Lynch's gestures of protest are "distracting" if you resent being made aware of social injustice while getting choked up during the national anthem, or if what you value most is the N.F.L.'s functioning smoothly as an entertainment business.
These six, who are in various stages of running for president, were also cosponsors of the recently proposed Green New Deal resolution, calling for a plan that intends to simultaneously boost the economy with new green projects and help reduce poverty and social injustice.
But James, 37, represents a flicker of diversity in a largely white Republican Party led by a president who has inflamed racial tensions by mollifying white supremacists and denigrating black NFL players who kneel during the national anthem to raise awareness of social injustice.
After discussing a proposal to finance nonprofit groups to address player concerns, they wanted to talk about why Colin Kaepernick, the quarterback who started the anthem protests to highlight social injustice and police brutality against African-Americans, was, they believed, being blackballed by the owners.
He recently sat down with VICE Sports to speak about why he wants to make sure all Americans are active participants as they see their communities plagued by social injustice, inequality in youth education, and a racist criminal justice system, among other issues nationwide.
He has become a towering figure in the fight against social injustice and police violence toward people of color in large part because he has been denied the chance to do the job that he devoted most of his life training for: N.F.L. quarterback.
Bono, a former congresswoman who trained as a gymnast when she was young, resigned on Tuesday after public complaints about her opposition to Nike's support for Colin Kaepernick, the former N.F.L. quarterback who knelt during the national anthem to protest social injustice and police brutality.
However, like Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback who was the first N.F.L. player to refuse to stand for the national anthem, Stills wants to use his visibility to shine a light on police brutality, economic inequality and other forms of social injustice.
Ms. Adeyemi, 24, whose parents moved to the United States from Nigeria, said she wanted to write a fantasy series that drew on her cultural heritage, particularly the gods and goddesses of the Yoruba religion, but that also explored themes like racial and social injustice.
But as N.F.L. players' protests of police brutality and social injustice, by kneeling or raising their fists during the national anthem the last two seasons, have ballooned into a dominant narrative around the league, the networks have sometimes shown the anthem live during their broadcasts.
Luke Willis Thompson, whose art is concerned with social injustice, has been chosen for his black-and-white 35-millimeter portrait of Diamond Reynolds, the American woman who live-streamed video just after her boyfriend, Philando Castile, was shot by the police in Minnesota.
Mary Bono, who was appointed last year as interim president and chief executive, stepped down within days over criticism of her opposition to Nike's support for Colin Kaepernick, the former N.F.L. quarterback who knelt during the national anthem to protest social injustice and police brutality.
Cowboys star wide receiver Dez Bryant and running back Ezekiel Elliott said the team was sending a message to President Donald Trump, who in recent days has issued caustic criticism of the anthem protests that began as a means to decry racial and social injustice.
Few knew the rule even existed until Colin Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback, took advantage of that language in 2016 when he chose to kneel during the national anthem to draw attention to police brutality and other social injustice against African-Americans.
As they do so, they are weighing the players' desire to rebuff criticism from President Trump and to kneel or lock arms during the national anthem to raise awareness of social injustice, while accommodating fans who would prefer football to just be about football.
The fact that many of the affected residents live in housing projects and are among the poorest in a rich Western nation has added to the discomfort of Prime Minister Theresa May, who promised to tackle social injustice last year when she took power.
Since Colin Kaepernick first knelt for the national anthem during an N.F.L. exhibition game more than two years ago, his calibrated gesture — meant to call attention to racism, social injustice and police brutality against people of color — has evolved into a broader distress signal.
If you haven't been watching Salem, imagine everything about the real Salem witch trials—the paranoia and social injustice involved in accusing your neighbor of dealings with the Devil—and just replace it with Shane West in a leather jerkin screaming about how witches are real.
But the N.F.L. is in the middle of one of its most tumultuous seasons because of players kneeling during the national anthem to protest social injustice, a wave of injuries to star players, and a television ratings dip that has fed debate over whether football is declining.
The players, who are loath to give up what many see as their right to speak freely in a public square, say they are not protesting the national anthem but trying to raise awareness about police brutality toward African-Americans and other forms of social injustice.
Last month, Mary Bono, the former congresswoman from California, resigned after just days as interim president and chief executive after being criticized for opposing Nike's support of Colin Kaepernick, the former N.F.L. quarterback known for kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality and social injustice.
He told The Miami Herald that while many players insist their protests are about raising awareness of social injustice, the president has "changed that whole paradigm of what protest is" by turning it into a proxy for respect for the flag and support of the military.
The first advertisement from Nike, one of the league's top partners, debuted Monday afternoon, when Kaepernick tweeted it, assuring that his activism and the protest movement against racism and social injustice he started would continue to loom over one of the country's most powerful sports leagues.
He told The Miami Herald that while many players insisted that their protests were about raising awareness of social injustice, the president had "changed that whole paradigm of what protest is" by turning it into a proxy for respect for the flag and support of the military.
The party is currently locked in a grand debate over how best to build an electoral majority, and whether Democrats would be better off appealing to voters with a soothing promise of returning to normalcy or with a more activist message about economic and social injustice.
Nearly three-quarters of the players in the league are black, and some of the most prominent players, including Bennett of the Seahawks, have said that they sit during the anthem to raise awareness of social injustice, as a form of patriotism beyond honoring the flag.
In effect, organized crime undermines democracy; weakens the rule of law; facilitates corruption; increases social injustice; produces direct and indirect costs on the economy; exacerbates a sub-culture that rewards illegality; degrades the political system; affects national sovereignty; and reduces state autonomy on the international front.
Since Propagandhi's start in 1986, they've never been afraid to get comedic or personal in their pursuit of conveying a deeper message—staunchly anti-corporate, anti-capitalist, and critical of the social injustice that stains not only society at large, but the scene they belong to.
The event is intended to honor football fans and not the NFL champions, the Philadelphia Eagles, after he reignited his feud with the league by abruptly canceling a White House reception for the Super Bowl winners over players who kneel during the national anthem to protest social injustice.
"Some of these sexist masculine norms, like being a playboy and power over women, aren't just a social injustice but they are also potentially bad for your mental health," said Joel Wong, an associate professor of counseling psychology at Indiana University Bloomington and lead author of the study.
There must be a governmental voice against the hellish and archaic social injustice allotted to animals in the United Kingdom simply because those animals do not speak English, otherwise millions of very caring citizens are greatly concerned about issues that no one is able to do anything about.
Y. Joel Wong, lead author of the study and an associate professor in the counseling psychology program at Indiana University in Bloomington, says he hopes the findings encourage people to see sexism as not only "social injustice," but also behavior that's insidious for the person who adopts it.
The President and his aides argue that the protests are unpatriotic and disrespectful to the flag and those who have fought to protect the US. But the players, some of whom have said they are protesting social injustice and police brutality, argue that they are exercising free speech.
The controversy dates back to August 2016 when Colin Kaepernick, then a quarterback with the San Francisco 49ers, initially sat and then knelt during the playing of the "Star-Spangled Banner" during preseason games to draw attention to police brutality against African-Americans and other instances of social injustice.
"Trying is not the same as doing," she said, noting that she wishes more chief executives would emulate the football player Colin Kaepernick, who repeatedly knelt during the national anthem to protest against social injustice, especially the deaths of African-American men at the hands of the police.
The league has set itself up to take criticism both from those who want it to require that all players stand for the national anthem — including President Trump — and those who feel the league is trying to silence players who have chosen that moment to protest social injustice.
Yet when a student group, Students Against Social Injustice, began pushing the university to remove a Confederate statue late last year, the talks spurred two pro-Confederate groups — which included some people who participated in the 2017 Charlottesville rally — to plan Saturday's march in defense of the two monuments.
According to WINK-TV, Alissa Perry, a math teacher at Port Charlotte High School, made the poster of 31-year-old Kaepernick — who famously protested police brutality and social injustice by taking a knee during the national anthem as a member of the San Francisco 49ers  — to celebrate Black History Month.
The "I Have a Dream" speech continues to resonate to this day as one of the most important symbols of a civil rights movement that was committed to ending social injustice and dismantling policies that enabled the inhumane treatment of people living in the United States and all around the globe.
Pham Doan Trang, a dissident writer in Hanoi and a member of the Network of Vietnamese Bloggers, said that the authorities might have arrested Ms. Quynh to intimidate younger bloggers who have been inspired by her online crusades — via Facebook and independent blogs — against corruption, social injustice and police brutality.
He joins a growing list of pro athletes who have paid tribute to African-Americans killed by police, most notably Colin Kaepernick, whose act of kneeling during the National Anthem in the 2016 NFL season caused widespread controversy and helped propel issues of police brutality and social injustice into national discourse.
In 2016, when former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick inspired other players in the league and elsewhere to kneel or sit during the National Anthem to protest social injustice as well as police brutality, Trump called the mostly African-American players SOBs, and he said NFL owners should fire them.
People then objected to several aspects of the proposal, which have not abated: the social injustice issues exasperated by labor practices at Guggenheim's Abu Dhabi franchise site, the selling of status (as opposed to critical thinking), and ultimately to the idea of exploiting citizens to construct a museum for private profiteering.
While Ms. Kopple is best known for the strong voice and sharp eye she brings to projects about social injustice (her Academy Award-winning "Harlan County USA" and "American Dream" chronicled labor conflicts in the heartland), in this movie the political takes a relatively distant back seat to the personal.
On November 18, Pioneer Works, an interdisciplinary arts center in Brooklyn, held a talk with artist, activist and scholar Coco Fusco and artist-activist Noah Fischer about Occupy Museums-- a movement launched in 2011 to call out economic and social injustice in institutions of art and culture following the recession of 2008.
Like the past five words ("socialism" and "capitalism" in 2012, "science" in 2013, "culture" in 2014, "-ism" in 2015, and "surreal" in 2016), feminism speaks to broader themes of discussion throughout the year, as Americans think about our economic systems, war, religious institutions, our changing environment, unresolved social injustice, and growing political discord.
When this partnership was announced, it was received by some as a betrayal of Colin Kaepernick, the former quarterback for the San Francisco 22018ers who first declined to stand during the national anthem in 2016 as a protest against social injustice, especially the deaths of African-Americans at the hands of police.
Those qualities may have eluded her in September when she took to Twitter to fire off a reaction to Nike promoting former NFL quarterback and civil rights activist Colin Kaepernick, who hasn't played since 2016 after angering some fans by kneeling during the pregame national anthem to protest racism and social injustice.
Artworks have played important roles in advancing dialogue on social injustice, from David Hammons's unforgettable "Injustice Case" (1970), a body print recalling how Black Panther leader Bobby Seale was bound and gagged in a Chicago courtroom, to Curtis "Talwst" Santiago's "Por qué" (2015) depicting the brutal murder of Eric Garner in a reclaimed ring box.
It is tempting to take this as evidence in support of a deeply pessimistic interpretation of the country's past and its likely future: any robust attempt to remedy social injustice will inevitably lead those who have immense privileges to reverse the tide of progress or even to jettison their commitment to shared political institutions.
While there is still a great deal of work to be done to make progress on the policy failures that allow for social injustice and hierarchy to survive in the daily lives of Americans, it is vital to acknowledge the historic changes that we are seeing before our eyes as the 2020 election gets underway.
And, just as familiar, almost exactly a year after N.F.L. players' protests during the national anthem — to raise awareness of racial and social injustice — exploded into a polarizing political debate, thousands of eyes once again scanned the sidelines to see if anyone in uniform was kneeling, sitting or gesturing during the playing of the anthem.
He added that the league was targeting him because of his collusion case against the N.F.L. in which he alleged team owners conspired to keep him out of the league because of his decision to kneel alongside his former San Francisco 49ers teammate Colin Kaepernick during the national anthem to protest racial and social injustice.
For many years Sanders, Warren and other progressives warned the nation that the real agenda of Ryan and other Republicans is to balloon the deficit by lavishing benefits on the 1 percent, then pay for their massive projects of class bias and social injustice by trying to force the 99 percent to pay for them.
"That no longer seems very romantic when the price of protecting privacy at sea means that food and money is stolen via illegal fishing from poor countries, that the future of amazing animals like sharks and sea turtles is put at risk, and that we can't stop all kinds of social injustice that happens at sea."
It wasn't long ago that the N.F.L. owners were terrified of Mr. Trump, and with good reason: He called the players kneeling to protest social injustice and police brutality "sons of bitches" and said that owners should "fire" the players and drag them off the field, lighting a fire to an already combustible situation with the league.
It is disheartening to see the same social injustice that the likes of Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, Bob Marley, Tupac Shakur, Gandhi, W. E. B. Du Bois, Susan B. Anthony, Nelson Mandela, Thurgood Marhsall, Marcus Garvey, Huey P. Newton, Maya Angelou, Jackie Robinson, and Muhammad Ali amongst others have spoken out about since the birth of this nation.
Near the end of last season, NFL officials puffed out their chests after they announced they would give the players $89 million for causes supporting the end to social injustice, but a couple of things here: That's nothing for a league that was projected to make $14 billion in 2017, and the players weren't falling for the football in the tailpipe.
Yeah. He started to sit and then a Green Beret, he had a conversation with a Green Beret and the Green Beret said, "Well, if you're going to have a protest" — and by the way, this is social injustice, police brutality, those kinds of issues, the way police are and African American young males are dealing with each other, those issues that everyone, I think, knows about.
If we-, the sentiment I feel here in Davos is a sentiment of a synchronic, good moment for growth, but this moment should continue, and to continue it, we have to, obviously, work on what is not functioning, but maintain the fundamentals of our system, which is based on openness and free trade, and tackle the issue of social injustice, which is absolutely key.
Sen. Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Fla.) on Wednesday offered praise for Miami Dolphins wide receiver Kenny Stills, who has garnered attention for taking a knee during the national anthem at games to protest social injustice.
When those NFL owners began their yearly spring meetings on Monday in Atlanta, after months of criticism over their league's handling of protests by players during the National Anthem to highlight social injustice, they discussed everything from assessing 15-yard penalties while fining players for kneeling during "The Star-Spangled Banner" to creating a wild, wild West approach by allowing all 32 teams to make their own rules.
It's there in one of the earliest films in the program, Madeline Anderson's "I Am Somebody" (1970), a terrific short documentary about a 1969 strike by hundreds of mostly female workers against a hospital in Charleston, S.C. By turns intimate and sweeping, it tells a familiar story of social injustice and self-determination that relates to the larger civil rights movement even as it remains rooted in specific lives.
It was often complicated by snippets of news from home: instances of qualified minority students being rejected from scholarships and local universities; politicians roundly dismissing a 2011 World Bank report, which cited "economic conditions" and "social injustice" as chief factors for Malaysia's brain drain; the spectacle of activists and journalists being hauled into court or solitary confinement; and stories of corruption in what had been the ruling party before an unprecedented election this past May.
While it is true that thousands of people joined the Communist Party in those years because they were members of the hardscrabble working class (garment district Jews, West Virginia miners, California fruit pickers), it was even truer that many more thousands in the educated middle class (teachers, scientists, writers) joined because for them, too, the party was possessed of a moral authority that lent shape and substance, through its passion for structure and the eloquence of its rhetoric, to an urgent sense of social injustice.

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